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originally posted by: neutronflux
a reply to: Doctor Smith
Simple question, what skyscape building over 50 stories has been brought down by controlled explosive demolition? You say the twin towers could not have been brought down because a building over what size never collapsed due to fire. So you do acknowledge what has occurred on a smaller scale can occur on a larger scale? If steel is impregnable to fire, why does it need time rated fire proof insulation by code?
originally posted by: Doctor Smith
It sure as hell didn't fall over like it should have.
originally posted by: hellobruce
originally posted by: Doctor Smith
It sure as hell didn't fall over like it should have.
Why should it have fallen over?
Why do you think it should be strong enough to stop a falling building,
then also be strong enough to hold it up whilst it was pivoting on a small area?
You really do not know much about physics, or how things work!
originally posted by: Doctor Smith
into it's own foot print.
originally posted by: Doctor Smith
originally posted by: samkent
a reply to: Doctor Smith
You show us an example of a steel frame building collapsing from fire. It just doesn't happen. Their are numerous examples of buildings burning 10 times hotter and longer with no collapse. None fall in their own foot print or collapse in any way.
Which one of your numerous examples was struck by any airplane let alone a 767?
Were talking about building 7 which wasn't struck by a plane. If the 2 larger buildings failed, they would break off at the point of impact. Not collapse in their own foot print at free fall speed.
originally posted by: neutronflux
a reply to: hellobruce
He also doesn't get gravity on earth experts a force on all objects which tries to pull them to the centure of earth's mass. So all things want to fall straight to the centure of the earth.
originally posted by: Doctor Smith
originally posted by: neutronflux
a reply to: hellobruce
He also doesn't get gravity on earth experts a force on all objects which tries to pull them to the centure of earth's mass. So all things want to fall straight to the centure of the earth.
Agreed. If all the steel and concrete support is knocked out a precise way. You will have a symmetrical collapse. Timed explosives. The only way.
And you have failed to show an example of another way.
If all the steel and concrete support is knocked out a precise way. You will have a symmetrical collapse. Timed explosives. The only way.
originally posted by: samkent
a reply to: Doctor Smith
If all the steel and concrete support is knocked out a precise way. You will have a symmetrical collapse. Timed explosives. The only way.
Very narrow minded thinking.
Lets not forget Herbs and Bloodletting are the only ways to treat medical conditions.
originally posted by: samkent
This whole topic of "Falling Into Its Own Footprint" is meaningless.
Much like debating what that dark spot in bird poop is.
originally posted by: Doctor Smith
originally posted by: samkent
This whole topic of "Falling Into Its Own Footprint" is meaningless.
Much like debating what that dark spot in bird poop is.
To some it is meaningless. Just like common sense is meaningless to them. Or spelling is meaningless.
To them. If one piece of rubble falls into the road, it didn't fall in its foot print.
originally posted by: neutronflux
a reply to: Doctor Smith
Again, you say fire never destroyed a skyscraper so it's impossible. Show me where a building over 50 stories was brought down by controlled explosive demolition. Show me a cortolled demolition with explosives that only used explosives on one or two floors mid building.